8/30/24

"The Power of Black Witnessing" Anansi Wilson, JD/PhD Ousley Scholar In Residence Keynote

Highlighting African American history and political thought, the discussion addresses how the legacy of slavery continues to shape legal practices and public policy today. Dr. Wilson also integrates queer theory into the analysis, revealing how overlapping identities influence experiences of power and resistance.

The keynote culminates in a call to action, urging scholars, practitioners, and activists to harness the power of their voices and experiences to advocate for meaningful change. Through innovative strategies and collaborative efforts, Dr. Wilson envisions a future where justice is not only a goal but a lived reality for all communities.

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